Projektdetails
Fache, Elodie; Dr. / IRD Montpellier
Cillauren, Espérence;
David, Victor; Dr.
Degremont, Marlène;
Delisle, Aurélie; Dr.
Dousset, Laurent; Dr.
Ferse, Sebastian; Dr.
Gilbert, David; Dr.
Glaser, Marion; Dr. habil.
Govan, Hugh; PhD
Hornridge, Anna-Katharina; Prof. Dr.
Klepp, Silja; Prof. Dr.
Kon Kam King, Juliette;
Le Meur, Pierre-Yves; Dr.
Moisinger, Anke;
Moizo, Bernard; Dr.
Moosdorf, Nils; Dr.
Pascht, Arno; Dr.
Pauwels, Simone; Dr.
Pilling, Graham; PhD
Rauchholz, Manuel; Dr.
Riéra, Léa;
Rodary, Estienne; Dr.
Sabinot, Catherine; Dr.
Siriwardane-Dezoysa, Rapti; PhD
Smith, Neville;
Tidd, Alex; PhD
Veitayaki, ; Ass.Prof. PhD
Recent studies have started to take into account the multi-faceted aspects of Pacific fisheries by articulating ecological and economic perspectives. Our project aims at broadening this endeavour by re-embedding coastal and oceanic fisheries in their wider context and by exploring the large web of socio-cultural, geopolitical and policy connections within which fishing practices occur.
For this, we will conduct an interdisciplinary and multi-level analysis across diverse scales and dimensions of fisheries, fisheries management and marine governance in the South Pacific region, including local perceptions and practices, global changes and drivers, and national and regional management frameworks and strategies. This analysis will focus on three study areas: New Caledonia, Vanuatu and Fiji where fieldwork periods will be conducted.
Three thematic areas will be at the core of the project’s cross-sectional investigations:
1) An environmental anthropology assessment of social values of places and resources in connection with offshore and inshore fisheries;
2) A socio-political ecology perspective on interwoven fisheries and conservation issues within marine protected areas;
3) A policy analysis of the inclusion of fisheries in marine spatial planning.